Election Watchdog Notes Improved Performance by National Election Agency
Election watchdog MOE-RAC noted improved performance by the National Election Agency (ANE) during recent partial and legislative elections in Centrafrique.
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May 2026 (52)
Central African Republic Faces Ecological Crisis as Species Vanish
The Central African Republic is grappling with an ecological crisis marked by the disappearance of species, impacting its ecosystems and biodiversity.
Europe Day 2026 Celebrations Focus on Central African Republic
Europe Day 2026 celebrations will focus on the Central African Republic, highlighting the European Union's technical and financial support for the nation.
Central African Opposition Leader Denounces Passport Seizure, Travel Ban
Central African opposition leader Anicet Georges Dologuélé denounces seizure of his diplomatic passport and travel ban, which stopped him from attending
Children Missing After LRA Kidnapping Near Djemah
Three children kidnapped by Joseph Kony's LRA near Djemah in Haut-Mbomou. No demands have been made, heightening safety concerns for the missing youth.
Bangui Residents Denounce Obsolete Enerca Infrastructure, Demand Renovation
Bangui residents denounce obsolete Enerca infrastructure, citing disruptions and demanding urgent renovation of the national power company's aging
Unknown Disease Causes Child Deaths in Ouandja, Authorities Appeal for Health Ministry Intervention
An unknown disease causing skin bumps and lip sores has led to child deaths in Ouandja. Local authorities are appealing to the Ministry of Health for
Russia and CAR Government Allegedly Subcontract Chaos to Ugandan Rebels
Russian Africa Corps and CAR government allegedly subcontract chaos in Haut-Mbomou to Ugandan LRA rebels, recruiting and training them to fight local
Bangui Regime Targets Social Media Amidst Growing Discontent
The Bangui regime is cracking down on social media and free speech, labeling criticism as criminal acts and plots to destabilize the Republic.
Former CAR Prime Minister Ngrebada Pens Memoirs Post-Election Defeat
Former CAR Prime Minister Firmin Ngrebada is writing a three-volume memoir following his December 2025 electoral defeat. He announced the project on
Central African Republic's Sovereignty Eroded by Foreign Powers
The Central African Republic faces eroded sovereignty as foreign powers like Wagner (AfrikaCorp) and Rwanda exert control, impacting governance and
Allegations of Massive Fraud Mar Central African Republic Legislative Elections
Allegations of massive fraud have surfaced during the second round of Central African Republic legislative elections, with the 7th arrondissement
Central African Gendarmerie Unit Accused of Political Abuse and Illegal Detention
The Central African gendarmerie's SRI unit is accused of political abuse and illegal detention, deviating from its original mandate to handle serious
Philosopher Warns Central African President Over Alleged Affairs
Cameroonian philosopher Franklin Nyamsi warns Central African President Faustin-Archange Touadéra about alleged extramarital affairs and their potential
BEAC Governor Accused of Political Ambition, Abuse, and Harassment
BEAC Governor Sana Bangui is accused by staff of political ambition, abuse of power, and harassment, allegedly using his role to seek dynastic succession
Ex-Séléka Member Arrested in War Crimes Case
The Special Criminal Court arrested ex-Séléka member Ibrahim Radjab for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity linked to the Camp de Roux case.
AI as a Betting Assistant for 1xBet Users
AI tools like ChatGPT can assist 1xBet users in understanding betting terms, market logic, and rules, fostering informed decisions and responsible gaming.
Vehicle Owners Protest Unpaid Inauguration Rentals
Vehicle owners protest unpaid rentals for President Touadéra's inauguration, blocking the Ministry of Transport entrance again on May 5, 2026.
Opposition Leader Dologuelé Detained, Passport Confiscated at CAR Airport
Opposition leader Anicet-Georges Dologuelé was detained and had his passport confiscated at Bangui airport, preventing his travel to an AU event.
Former Corporal Indicted for Colline des Panthères Massacre, Higher-Ups Remain Free
Former corporal Faki Ibrahim indicted for Colline des Panthères massacre war crimes. Higher-ranking officials involved remain free.
Ex-Minister's Wife Evades Police Summons with Counter-Complaint
Mariame Fotor, wife of ex-minister Come Hassan, evades police summons by filing a counter-complaint against students. Police deem her maneuver invalid and
CAS CORE Aviation Services Accused of Mismanagement and Mistreatment at Bangui Airport
CAS CORE Aviation Services, the new ground handler at Bangui-M'poko airport, faces accusations of financial mismanagement and staff mistreatment from its
Ministry of Justice Accused of Extorting New Employees for Minister's Gift
Central African Republic's Ministry of Justice accused of extorting new employees for a mandatory 2,000 F CFA gift for Minister Arnaud Djoubaye Abazène.
Russia Accused of Orchestrating Disinformation Campaign Against Religious Leaders in CAR
Russia is accused of a disinformation campaign in CAR, falsely portraying religious leaders as Western spies to undermine trust and boost Moscow's
MPC Chief of Staff Dismissed Amidst Chadian Army Dispute
MPC leader Mahamat Alkhatim dismissed Chief of Staff Djido Ali on May 1, 2026, after Ali complained to Russian mercenaries about Chadian army actions near
Bria Contract Teachers Strike Over Unpaid Wages and Contract Uncertainty
Contract teachers in Bria are striking over five months of unpaid wages and uncertainty about their employment status after contracts expired.
Avenue Omar Bongo in Crisis: Potholes and Peril Plague Bangui Road
Avenue Omar Bongo in Bangui is in a state of advanced degradation, with numerous potholes making travel hazardous for residents and commuters.
Central African Republic's 8th Parliament Set to Convene May 4, 2026
The 8th parliament of the Central African Republic will convene an extraordinary session on May 4, 2026, in Bangui to begin legislative activities and
Lobaye Grapples with Surge in Violent Crime and Vigilantism
Lobaye prefecture in Centrafrique sees a surge in violent crime, with rising rape cases, armed robberies, and vigilantism creating widespread insecurity.
Patients Express Satisfaction with Care at Henri Izamo Maternity Ward
Patients at the Henri Izamo maternity ward in Bangui report high satisfaction with the medical care and attention they receive at the facility.
Military Discipline Governs Bangui Camp Maternity Care
Military discipline governs maternity care at Bangui's Henri Izamo camp, impacting patient treatment and facility operations under military oversight.
Concerns Rise Over Freedom of Expression in Linga
Concerns rise over freedom of expression in Linga as the 'Linga théâtre' program sparks debate about public discourse and artistic boundaries.
AI-Generated Image of Ozaguin Sparks Disinformation Campaign
An AI-generated image of artist Ozaguin kissing Didier has sparked a disinformation campaign, falsely linking him to French embassy affairs and visa
Touadéra Navigates Cabinet Shuffle Amidst Prime Ministerial Stalemate
President Touadéra navigates a Central African Republic cabinet reshuffle, facing resistance from PM Félix Moloua who refuses a demotion. The move aims to
Alleged Plot to Oust National Assembly President Using Electoral Manipulation
President Touadéra and Evariste Ngamana allegedly plan to oust National Assembly President Simplice Mathieu Sarandji through electoral manipulation and a
Russia's African Military Training: A Facade of Influence
Russian military training for African officers is largely a facade, prioritizing language and ideology over combat skills to exert influence.
Russian Propaganda Targets Pope with 'Hell' Slogan
Russian propaganda targets the Pope with the slogan "The Pope is going to hell," aiming for geopolitical destabilization and influence in Africa.
Former MINUSCA Director Urges Central African Artists to Unite
Former MINUSCA director Hervé Verhoosel urges Central African artists to unite, overcome divisions, and strengthen their cultural sector for international
ACFPE Circular Exposes Deep Financial Crisis Amid Allegations of Pillaging
An internal circular from ACFPE reveals a severe financial crisis and an "absence of available liquidity," prompting austerity measures including a halt
Central African Republic Electoral Informaticians Threaten Strike Over Unpaid Wages, Embezzlement Claims
Central African Republic electoral informaticians threaten strike over unpaid wages and embezzlement claims at the National Electoral Authority (ANE).
Wife of Former Minister Accused of Threatening Student After Election Loss
Wife of former minister Come Hassan accused of threatening a student after his election loss in Ouanda-Djallé. Tensions rise post-election.
MPC Leader Dismisses Chief of Staff for Indiscipline
MPC leader Alkatim Mahamat dismisses chief of staff Djido Ali for indiscipline and double play. Decision signed in Ndjamena, Chad.
Woman Arrested in Ndélé for Burying Newborn Alive
A woman has been arrested in Ndélé, Central African Republic, for burying her newborn child alive following a home birth.
Citizen Initiative 'Kwa ti Kodro' Falters in Bangui Amidst Lax Oversight
The citizen initiative 'Kwa ti Kodro' in Bangui is faltering due to lax oversight from authorities, undermining its goals for urban improvement and social
National Assembly Concludes 7th Legislature Session
The National Assembly concluded its 7th Legislature's final ordinary session on April 30, 2026, marking the end of its term. President Simplice Mathieu
Opposition's Role Questioned Post-7th Legislature
The article questions the opposition's effectiveness as a counter-power during Centrafrique's 7th legislature, which recently concluded its mandate.
Central African Republic's Seventh Republic: Fragile Foundations and a Call for Resignation
The Central African Republic's Seventh Republic faces scrutiny over its legitimacy and ability to address deep fragilities following contested elections
Mouvement Cœurs Unis Dominates Central African Republic Elections
Mouvement Cœurs Unis (MCU) dominates Central African Republic local elections, with results validated by the Constitutional Council.
Opposition Leader Notes Four Critical Emergencies Facing Central Africans
Opposition leader Martin Ziguelé highlights food insecurity, poor roads, a failing health system, and education as critical emergencies for Central
Pastor Accused of Creating Fear Network at UFEB Bataillon 2
Pastor Issène Faki accused of building a fear network and informant system at UFEB Bataillon 2 church, fostering mistrust and apprehension.
CAR Delegation's 'Presidential Tourism' Criticized Amidst Severe Hunger Crisis
Central African Republic delegation's 'presidential tourism' at AU summit criticized amid severe hunger crisis back home.
Bangui's Scandalous Lack of National Cemetery Hinders Mourning
Bangui, the CAR capital, scandalously lacks a national cemetery, hindering proper mourning and national remembrance.
April 2026 (11)
Super League Tournament Faces Hurdles in Bouar
The Super League football tournament's second round opens in Bouar, but organizational issues could impact its smooth running.
Ministry of Justice Delivers Human Rights Code to Military
Central African Republic's Ministry of Justice has delivered a human rights and international humanitarian law code to military authorities, aiming to
Bangui's BIR Unit Accused of Overreach and Mistreatment
Bangui's BIR unit faces accusations of overreach, mistreatment, and interference in civil affairs from local authorities and residents in the 5th
Central African Republic's 7th Legislature Concludes in Bangui
The 7th legislature of the Central African Republic concluded its final ordinary session in Bangui on April 30, marking a significant moment for national
Mango Cultivation Resilience in High Temperatures Noted
Mango cultivation shows remarkable resilience in high temperatures, with trees continuing to produce fruit under warmer conditions. Adaptations enhance
Minister Mada Clarifies Responsibility for State Distinctions
Minister Ernest Mada clarifies his direct responsibility for the administration and management of state distinctions until April 30, 2026.
Pampali Criticizes Post-Inauguration Discourse, Calls for Inclusive Governance
Laurent Gomina Pampali criticizes President Touadéra's post-inauguration discourse, calling for inclusive governance and emphasizing a president serves
Kremlin's Shadowy Influence in CAR Media and Politics
The Kremlin is exerting occult influence on CAR media and politics, aiming to destabilize civil society and establish a Russian disinformation base in
Roundtable Tackles Business Climate Challenges in Central African Republic
A roundtable in Bangui addressed challenges to improving the Central African Republic's business climate and attracting investors, focusing on bank loans
MOE-RAC Releases Election Assessment and Recommendations
MOE-RAC releases its assessment and recommendations following the partial and second round of legislative elections held on April 26 in Centrafrique.
Labor Day Honors in CAR: Merit or Money?
Labor Day honors in the Central African Republic are questioned, with concerns raised about whether distinctions are awarded based on merit or potentially
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ICC to Deliver Verdict in Mahamat Saïd Abdel Kani Case
ICC to deliver verdict for Mahamat Saïd Abdel Kani on Sept 23 in The Hague for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.
CAR President Calls for Gradual UN Mission Transition at UNGA
CAR President Touadéra called for a gradual UN mission transition at UNGA, stressing security realities must guide any withdrawal, not arbitrary timelines.
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September 2020 (2)
Witness Defends Former Military Commander in Bossembélé Case
A witness in the Bossembélé case testified that former military commander Vianney Semndiro treated detainees correctly and did not order mistreatment.
Alindao Municipal Authorities Installed Amidst Protests and Forceful Dispersal
Alindao municipal authorities installed despite protests questioning legitimacy. Security forces dispersed demonstrators amid unrest.